Now that you've taken over most of Palmont, only Silverton is left for you to conquer. Once again try to get his pink slip, either first or second card most of the time. As for the canyon, you should pass him, but if not just run cleanly and you'll win. Don't take the shortcut in Chinatown, but take the other one. Just be careful not to let him pass you on the inside. The race with Kenji will pose a problem, as this course has a lot of tight turns, but with the tuning shown above it shouldn't be too hard. Now downtown will be pretty easy, so mow through everything you can brutally. Try to get her pink slip, which should also be in last two cards. You can beat her in the city no problem, and you should be able to pass her in the canyon with tires set to grip, engine/transmission set to acceleration, and brakes set to rear bias.
NEED FOR SPEED CARBON UNLOCK EVERYTHING UPGRADE
Although you should upgrade before taking on Angie. Once again, don't upgrade unless you must. The races in Kempton are easy except for speedtraps, but if you can't do those Neville or Sal will easily win it for you. Do Kempton first as you aren't necessarily ready for the repetitive tight turns of Downtown. Once you beat Wolf, Fortuna will be yours, and you can move on to either Kempton (Muscles, Angie) or Downtown (Tuners, Kenji). After you win, try to get his pink slip, it should be in the last two cards, but if not, close NFS Carbon and redo the race to try to pick out his car again. Always keep an eye on your minimap, which goes for every single race. You won't be able to pass Wolf on the canyon, so just make a clean run and you'll win. The other ones you don't have to, but could take. The only other shortcut you should consider is the one through the tunnel. So brake a bit more during the turn and make a wide left turn at the shortcut. Not much later there is a shortcut through the park right after a tight right turn off the left side. Burn off some NOS at the beginning to gain a lead. He'll try to take these as much as possible and you should too. Wolf drives on a semi-easy track with a load of shortcuts. Tuning doesn't matter much at this point, so just leave it at the middle. Before you go to the boss race, upgrade your car as much as you can. Once you've mowed through Fortuna, you'll get a request from Wolf to challenge you for the turf. Also, try to skip the drift races as they are extremely annoying and take a long time, but if you are good at them you can take a shot at them. A stock Brera will be able to win every race except the boss race, so don't upgrade until the boss race unless you really need to. This car is surprisingly good and it should take you through the first section of the city (Fortuna). Written are strategies for each section of the city as well as for canyon duels and boss races, along with recommended cars. It's just a matter of how it's expressed- upgrade package tiers were absolute in MW and relative in Carbon.This is a short version walkthrough for starting with the Exotic class. So, the first upgrade a higher tier car could get would be a more expensive package than the first upgrade a cheap car good get. IIRC, in NFSMW the higher "tier" cars simply couldn't get the cheaper upgrades. (in some cases, MW gave you more incentive to upgrade to a higher tier car in the short term, since the higher tier cars would occasionally have higher performance than the lower tier cars with the upgrades you had currently unlocked)quote:Originally posted by Luca Rescigno:The tiers also allow upgrades for faster cars to be more expensive, which makes sense. So, in the long term Carbon offers more incentives to upgrade to higher tier cars than MW. This is in contrast to MW, where two cars with the same level of performance upgrades were generally competitive with each other regardless of what "tier" the car was. What he was saying is that while at your current position in the campaign they might be comparable un-upgraded to an upgraded lower tier car, once you do unlock the upgrades for them they'll be better than a lower tier car with the equivalent upgrades. IIRC, the map will also tell you what races unlock what when you have them highlighted.EDIT to add in response to your edit-quote:Right now, there is even less incentive to upgrade the car. Quote:Originally posted by Jago:So how do I unlock the perfomance upgrades for the new cars I have recently unlocked? Keep playing.
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